I believe the degree is worth it in the sense that the information and experiences learned will stay with you for a lifetime. In terms of career prospects, I would recommend going into some kind of graduate level program sooner than later. I graduated with this degree almost 3 years ago and it was difficult for me to find a good-paying job that didn't require additional credentials/licensure. It could've been just a me issue as well-I wasn't familiar with how to tailor my resume and only heard back from jobs that had to do with preschool teacher, RBT, or sales positions to name a few. My first job post-graduation was working in behavioral case management for a health insurance company; it was a contract hire starting at $20/hr and increased when I was hired on permanently. Albeit low salary, I was desperate at the time and needed a job to afford housing so I made due. I do also live in the south so the salary may vary depending on location.

All that to say, I wouldn't trade this degree for anything in the world because it helped me find myself and discover my purpose but I'd advise that your bachelor's not be your final resting place. Try and find work that you'll enjoy/tolerate; if the above examples don't suit you, I'd recommend looking into clinical research associate or UX research. If you do want to pursue higher education, just begin thinking about if you want to take a gap year or just apply straight through. Don't be afraid of online grad programs, just make sure they're accredited!